Hi Apple team. Our library calls stat/fstat to get the file size, not the timestamp. In this case there is no applicable reason for NSPrivacyAccessedAPITypeReasons. Will the app still be rejected if I don't set something for NSPrivacyAccessedAPIType? Or should I write a reason for lying? The documentation seems to be contradictory.

Hello. We provide our software in the form of static libraries (.a) wrapped in xcframework. Therefore, the final app will not include the embed framework. In such a case, should the manifest content required for the library be written as part of the application's xcprivacy file? Or can I provide xcprivacy as part of the xcframework?

I found strange behavior on Xcode 14. Suppose you have a iOS project with two targets: app and a static library. Static library is in target dependencies of app, so when an app is built, static library is also automatically built and linked. At this time, if the library's "skip install" is set to NO, the archived data will not be recognized as an iOS app and will be classified as Other Item in Organizer.(therefore, uploading is not possible) I don't think this behavior existed in previous Xcode versions, is this a bug?